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Clickbank - More Than 1 Price

by jamescanz
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If I am selling a product, can I use multiple prices within the $50 I spend to put the product on the market.

For example, If I am initially selling it at 70.

In order to have a half off price (35) does that mean I will need to register another product for $50 (even thought it is the same) just to have that different price?
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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by jamescanz View Post

    In order to have a half off price (35) does that mean I will need to register another product for $50 (even thought it is the same) just to have that different price?
    Not necessarily.

    You can have up to 500 different products (and prices) within one account, but all the products have to share one commission-rate and one marketplace listing. Whether you can have the same product twice at two prices, I have no idea. I don't imagine it can be a popular request?

    If you do want a separate account for the second version (with a different name, presumably?), that'll cost $29.95, not the $49.95 you pay the first time.

    (How will they, and your affiliates, and your customers all feel about you selling the same product at two different prices?)

    Has ClickBank told you that you can sell it at $70? If you're a new vendor, they may not necessarily accept that ...
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  • Profile picture of the author OutsourceFactor
    Alexa is bang on. $50 gets you a vendor account. You can put all kinds of variations of your product in that account. Yes, you absolutely CAN put the same product at a different price (I've done it and still do it). This is useful, for example, in offering a discount as part of your autoresponder sequence, or as a broadcast that you repeat every so often.
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    • Profile picture of the author jamescanz
      Originally Posted by OutsourceFactor View Post

      Yes, you absolutely CAN put the same product at a different price (I've done it and still do it). This is useful, for example, in offering a discount as part of your autoresponder sequence, or as a broadcast that you repeat every so often.
      Thanks for the input OutsourceFactor

      That is exactly why I wanted to use it for, it is an excellent strategy that worked for me when I purchased a product, and I wanted to model that.

      For example I wanted to do an auto responder with starting it at 69, then do half off for 34.50, then a $1 30 day trial.

      That is possible right?

      Also, do you pay for each time you have a different price?
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      • Profile picture of the author OutsourceFactor
        You don't pay anything more. Just your initial account fee. That's it. I've personally implemented this in Aweber.

        Week 1: Content content content. Get them to love the content and love me
        Week 2: Webinar. It's automated. Closes sales of those who didn't buy week 1
        Week 3: Good old Frank Kern style 4 day cash machine. Discount offer essentially. Uses Aweber date codes to create an URL that will redirect to a sale price only within a certain time period

        Week 4: Dollar trial. On clickbank it's actually a $4.95 trial since you can't charge any less than $4.95 for the initial sale on a recurring billing product in their system. Since your dollar trial will have a rebill (a sinble rebill), then it's a recurring product.

        It all works very well.
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        • Profile picture of the author WillR
          Originally Posted by OutsourceFactor View Post

          You don't pay anything more. Just your initial account fee. That's it. I've personally implemented this in Aweber.

          Week 1: Content content content. Get them to love the content and love me
          Week 2: Webinar. It's automated. Closes sales of those who didn't buy week 1
          Week 3: Good old Frank Kern style 4 day cash machine. Discount offer essentially. Uses Aweber date codes to create an URL that will redirect to a sale price only within a certain time period

          Week 4: Dollar trial. On clickbank it's actually a $4.95 trial since you can't charge any less than $4.95 for the initial sale on a recurring billing product in their system. Since your dollar trial will have a rebill (a sinble rebill), then it's a recurring product.

          It all works very well.
          Spot on. That's a nice funnel setup for the front end offer.
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        • Profile picture of the author Harvey Segal
          Originally Posted by OutsourceFactor View Post

          Week 4: Dollar trial. On clickbank it's actually a $4.95 trial since you can't charge any less than $4.95 for the initial sale on a recurring billing product in their system.
          On request you may be able to get a $1 trial

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  • Profile picture of the author Mike Hill
    Originally Posted by jamescanz View Post

    If I am selling a product, can I use multiple prices within the $50 I spend to put the product on the market.

    For example, If I am initially selling it at 70.

    In order to have a half off price (35) does that mean I will need to register another product for $50 (even thought it is the same) just to have that different price?

    No need for another account. Just re-list the same product in the same account for that different price. Then you'll have a separate link to the new price and the original price.

    This is how you can also offer $10 off if the visitor goes to leave your website without buying. Implement an exit redirect script and voila.
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